MIA at Brooklyn Bowl

If you feel like getting trampled this is the place to BE

*Line may start forming at 7pm. No one may line up before 7pm.

Brooklyn Bowl

Wed, October 6, 2010
Doors: 9:30 PM / Show: 10:30 PM
FREE

Note: *Line may start forming at 7pm. No one may line up before 7pm.

Free

This event is 18 and Over

Math Head Ambient Tracks

DJ Math-Head out of Brooklyn has come out with some new ambient tracks, his live side Project Passions was recently featured in Pitchforks Forkcast

PGroove Brooklyn Bowl

words coming for LMB

Heavy Pets at Sullivan Hall next stop Brooklyn

editors note: this band is kind of just hype.

The Heavy Pets have been touring up and down the east coast in support of their second full length album, a self titled follow up to their 2007 release Whale. The new songs bring back the classic, old school, improvisational rock sound while venturing beyond the jamband stigma. The Heavy Pets high energy and stage charisma attracts a new generation of live music lovers, helping them stand out as an ambassador of improvisational rock to the millennial generation.

The Pets went on late night around 12:00 am, and kicked things off with the bass heavy reggae tune “No More Time,” This was a great way to chill everyone out and ease into the night. The band followed with “Sigsmondi” and “3 am,” an anthemic rock song with touches of ska and reggae, the light show at Sullivan Hall was in full force, and the The Pets’ synchronized vocals were on point.

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No More Time
Sigismondi
3:am
Keep the Policeman away **
Played again **
Tortugas
Dewpoint **
Jackie Bones **
Drenched
Help Me, Help You **

**With Michael Kammers

Zack Deputy at Rockwood

I am a big fan of Rockwood Music Hall, many bands featured in The Deli play there, and it is constantly home to some of the best bluegrass in NYC Zach Deputy has chosen NYC as the home to his CD release, with all the success acoustic music is having with hipsters here he wants in on the action, and he has the chops to make it happen. He has conquered the south but is yet to make big waves up here in the Northeast, This may change with his upcoming release Another Day (Eusonia Records, 2011), Zach Deputy demonstrates his extraordinary ability to perform and record in multiple contexts and conveys the sensibilities of a mature singer/songwriter. Another Day offers another look at Zach Deputy and seeks to help him cross over into other audiences. The record will appeal to fans of contemporary artists like Jack Johnson and Amos Lee, but the origins of the style and feel remain classic.

Sept 13 & 14, 2011

Rockwood Music Hall (Stage 2)

196 Allen St, New York, NY (United States)

Ages: 21+

Price: $10 adv/$15 door

Description: Two shows at 7:30pm and 9:30pm

Deputy will premier Another Day, with four (4) full band CD release shows at intimate Rockwood Music Hall in New York City on September 13 & 14. The shows will feature Matty, James and Jason from Ryan Montbleau Band and a few other stellar guests.

Kung Fu & Heylady SulivanHall

Here are some pictures of Kung Fu and Heylady at Sullivan Hall. They have an awesome laser lightshow at the venue now.

HeyLady and Kung Fu

Members of RAQ and The Breakfast are playing a show with the NYC funk band Heylady, tonight at Sullivan Hall.

Union Street Preservation Society @ Spike Hill + The Juvenals, Blueberry High Heels

September 19th the Williamsburg showdown begins at Spike Hill! Bring some flowers and your positive beautiful selves.

CEG Presents: Rocks Off Concert Cruise: Yarn

Yarn is a pretty good NYC bluegrass band.

• When:Fri 9/10 (7PM)
• Where: Rocks Off Concert Cruise - Boat Cruise Aboard The Half Moon
• Address: EAST 23RD STREET & FDR DRIVE, Skyport Marina New York City, NY Map
• Cost: $25

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The Heavy Pets are Breaking Boundaries

If you don’t already know about Florida based jam pop up-and-comers The Heavy Pets, you should. For the past four years they have taken part in the incessant touring and festival routing that is key to any jam band’s success, including regular stops at Bonnaroo, All Good, moe.down, and Langerado. They have even seen the blossoming of their own festival, PetZoo. Now in it’s third year, the festival was held in freehold, NJ with a stellar lineup that included Umelt, The Brew, John Brown’s Body, and Toubab Krewe.

Although being best know for their passionate live performances, the May release of their first self-titled full length studio album exemplifies their potential to cross over into the mainstream. The album beautifully fuses their jam rock roots of blues, jazz, funk, and reggae with pop melodies, danceable backbeats, and poignant lyrics.

The band will be coming through the Northeast this fall and will be here in New York City at Sullivan Hall next Thursday, September 11. They will be joined by roots rock jammers Dangermuffin and some other great openers, so come on out early for a full night of fun. Don’t miss the opportunity to say you saw this band before they blew up.

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